Tarun Dal President Scholar Gurung has resigned
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Media Baaji
- Thu, 30 April 2026
Kathmandu. Scholar Gurung, the president of Nepal Tarun Dal, the youth organization of the Nepali Congress, has resigned from the post. Chairman Gurung has mentioned that he has resigned from the post to create a comfortable environment for the party building campaign.
In his resignation letter addressed to the Congress president, he said that 'due to the uncomfortable situation caused by the latest political developments in the country, the fifth convention of Nepal Tarun Dal could not be held'.
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